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|Army number=4444371 | |Army number=4444371 | ||
|Rank=Pte | |Rank=Pte | ||
| + | |Date of birth=Born Tantobie, County Durham - 1904/05 - exact date not yet known. | ||
|Age=0 | |Age=0 | ||
| − | |Unit= | + | |Unit=Enlisted in Durham in the 8th Bn of The Durham Light Infantry 30/3/1925 as a Territorial for 4 years aged 20. Probably re-enlisted. Posted 11th Bn DLI - probably 1/9/1939. Served BEF. Taken Prisoner of War in Northern France. DIED whilst a Prisoner of War in German hands, in Reserve Hospital of Thrombosis 2/11/1940. |
| − | |Died/Killed in action= | + | |Joined Brigade=Probably 1/9/1939. |
| − | |Home address= | + | |Prisoner of War=Yes - camp and number details not yet known. |
| + | |Died/Killed in action=02-Nov-40. | ||
| + | |Home address=Resident of Durham City. Miner. Son of John Christopher and Mary Stout, husband of Sarah Ann Stout, Durham. Buried Grave 4.B.1. Malbork Commonwealth War Cemetery. | ||
|Source table=11DLI | |Source table=11DLI | ||
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Latest revision as of 11:05, 17 November 2016
Personnel Entry
Name Stout John Christopher
Army number 4444371
Rank Pte
Decorations
Date of birth Born Tantobie, County Durham - 1904/05 - exact date not yet known.
Age 0
Unit Enlisted in Durham in the 8th Bn of The Durham Light Infantry 30/3/1925 as a Territorial for 4 years aged 20. Probably re-enlisted. Posted 11th Bn DLI - probably 1/9/1939. Served BEF. Taken Prisoner of War in Northern France. DIED whilst a Prisoner of War in German hands, in Reserve Hospital of Thrombosis 2/11/1940.
Company/Battery
Platoon or other sub-unit
Task or role
Joined Brigade Probably 1/9/1939.
Promotions
Wounded
Prisoner of War Yes - camp and number details not yet known.
Died/Killed in action 02-Nov-40.
Home address Resident of Durham City. Miner. Son of John Christopher and Mary Stout, husband of Sarah Ann Stout, Durham. Buried Grave 4.B.1. Malbork Commonwealth War Cemetery.
Source table 11DLI
